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# Principal Component Analysis Computes the top k principal component coefficients for the m-by-n data matrix X. Rows of X correspond to observations and columns correspond to variables. The coefficient matrix is n-by-k. Each column of the coefficients return matrix contains coefficients for one principal component, and the columns are in descending order of component variance. This function centers the data and uses the singular value decomposition (SVD) algorithm. ## Testing Tests included: * All principal components * Only top k principal components * Dense SVD tests * Dense/sparse matrix tests The results are tested against MATLAB's pca: http://www.mathworks.com/help/stats/pca.html ## Documentation Added to mllib-guide.md ## Example Usage Added to examples directory under SparkPCA.scala Author: Reza Zadeh <rizlar@gmail.com> Closes #88 from rezazadeh/sparkpca and squashes the following commits: e298700 [Reza Zadeh] reformat using IDE 3f23271 [Reza Zadeh] documentation and cleanup b025ab2 [Reza Zadeh] documentation e2667d4 [Reza Zadeh] assertMatrixApproximatelyEquals 3787bb4 [Reza Zadeh] stylin c6ecc1f [Reza Zadeh] docs aa2bbcb [Reza Zadeh] rename sparseToTallSkinnyDense 56975b0 [Reza Zadeh] docs 2df9bde [Reza Zadeh] docs update 8fb0015 [Reza Zadeh] rcond documentation dbf7797 [Reza Zadeh] correct argument number a9f1f62 [Reza Zadeh] documentation 4ce6caa [Reza Zadeh] style changes 9a56a02 [Reza Zadeh] use rcond relative to larget svalue 120f796 [Reza Zadeh] housekeeping 156ff78 [Reza Zadeh] string comprehension 2e1cf43 [Reza Zadeh] rename rcond ea223a6 [Reza Zadeh] many style changes f4002d7 [Reza Zadeh] more docs bd53c7a [Reza Zadeh] proper accumulator a8b5ecf [Reza Zadeh] Don't use for loops 0dc7980 [Reza Zadeh] filter zeros in sparse 6115610 [Reza Zadeh] More documentation 36d51e8 [Reza Zadeh] use JBLAS for UVS^-1 computation bc4599f [Reza Zadeh] configurable rcond 86f7515 [Reza Zadeh] compute per parition, use while 09726b3 [Reza Zadeh] more style changes 4195e69 [Reza Zadeh] private, accumulator 17002be [Reza Zadeh] style changes 4ba7471 [Reza Zadeh] style change f4982e6 [Reza Zadeh] Use dense matrix in example 2828d28 [Reza Zadeh] optimizations: normalize once, use inplace ops 72c9fa1 [Reza Zadeh] rename DenseMatrix to TallSkinnyDenseMatrix, lean f807be9 [Reza Zadeh] fix typo 2d7ccde [Reza Zadeh] Array interface for dense svd and pca cd290fa [Reza Zadeh] provide RDD[Array[Double]] support 398d123 [Reza Zadeh] style change 55abbfa [Reza Zadeh] docs fix ef29644 [Reza Zadeh] bad chnage undo 472566e [Reza Zadeh] all files from old pr 555168f [Reza Zadeh] initial files
Reza Zadeh authored# Principal Component Analysis Computes the top k principal component coefficients for the m-by-n data matrix X. Rows of X correspond to observations and columns correspond to variables. The coefficient matrix is n-by-k. Each column of the coefficients return matrix contains coefficients for one principal component, and the columns are in descending order of component variance. This function centers the data and uses the singular value decomposition (SVD) algorithm. ## Testing Tests included: * All principal components * Only top k principal components * Dense SVD tests * Dense/sparse matrix tests The results are tested against MATLAB's pca: http://www.mathworks.com/help/stats/pca.html ## Documentation Added to mllib-guide.md ## Example Usage Added to examples directory under SparkPCA.scala Author: Reza Zadeh <rizlar@gmail.com> Closes #88 from rezazadeh/sparkpca and squashes the following commits: e298700 [Reza Zadeh] reformat using IDE 3f23271 [Reza Zadeh] documentation and cleanup b025ab2 [Reza Zadeh] documentation e2667d4 [Reza Zadeh] assertMatrixApproximatelyEquals 3787bb4 [Reza Zadeh] stylin c6ecc1f [Reza Zadeh] docs aa2bbcb [Reza Zadeh] rename sparseToTallSkinnyDense 56975b0 [Reza Zadeh] docs 2df9bde [Reza Zadeh] docs update 8fb0015 [Reza Zadeh] rcond documentation dbf7797 [Reza Zadeh] correct argument number a9f1f62 [Reza Zadeh] documentation 4ce6caa [Reza Zadeh] style changes 9a56a02 [Reza Zadeh] use rcond relative to larget svalue 120f796 [Reza Zadeh] housekeeping 156ff78 [Reza Zadeh] string comprehension 2e1cf43 [Reza Zadeh] rename rcond ea223a6 [Reza Zadeh] many style changes f4002d7 [Reza Zadeh] more docs bd53c7a [Reza Zadeh] proper accumulator a8b5ecf [Reza Zadeh] Don't use for loops 0dc7980 [Reza Zadeh] filter zeros in sparse 6115610 [Reza Zadeh] More documentation 36d51e8 [Reza Zadeh] use JBLAS for UVS^-1 computation bc4599f [Reza Zadeh] configurable rcond 86f7515 [Reza Zadeh] compute per parition, use while 09726b3 [Reza Zadeh] more style changes 4195e69 [Reza Zadeh] private, accumulator 17002be [Reza Zadeh] style changes 4ba7471 [Reza Zadeh] style change f4982e6 [Reza Zadeh] Use dense matrix in example 2828d28 [Reza Zadeh] optimizations: normalize once, use inplace ops 72c9fa1 [Reza Zadeh] rename DenseMatrix to TallSkinnyDenseMatrix, lean f807be9 [Reza Zadeh] fix typo 2d7ccde [Reza Zadeh] Array interface for dense svd and pca cd290fa [Reza Zadeh] provide RDD[Array[Double]] support 398d123 [Reza Zadeh] style change 55abbfa [Reza Zadeh] docs fix ef29644 [Reza Zadeh] bad chnage undo 472566e [Reza Zadeh] all files from old pr 555168f [Reza Zadeh] initial files
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title: Machine Learning Library (MLlib)MLlib is a Spark implementation of some common machine learning (ML) functionality, as well associated tests and data generators. MLlib currently supports four common types of machine learning problem settings, namely, binary classification, regression, clustering and collaborative filtering, as well as an underlying gradient descent optimization primitive.
Available Methods
The following links provide a detailed explanation of the methods and usage examples for each of them:
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Classification and Regression
- Binary Classification
- SVM (L1 and L2 regularized)
- Logistic Regression (L1 and L2 regularized)
- Linear Regression
- Least Squares
- Lasso
- Ridge Regression
- Binary Classification
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Clustering
- k-Means
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Collaborative Filtering
- Matrix Factorization using Alternating Least Squares
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Optimization
- Gradient Descent and Stochastic Gradient Descent
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Linear Algebra
- Singular Value Decomposition
- Principal Component Analysis
Dependencies
MLlib uses the jblas linear algebra library, which itself depends on native Fortran routines. You may need to install the gfortran runtime library if it is not already present on your nodes. MLlib will throw a linking error if it cannot detect these libraries automatically.
To use MLlib in Python, you will need NumPy version 1.7 or newer and Python 2.7.